Orlen's PGNiG Branch in Odolanów Launches Green Hydrogen Installation under InGrid Program
Key Ideas
  • Orlen's PGNiG branch in Odolanów launches installation under InGrid Power to Gas research program, converting renewable electricity to hydrogen.
  • The focus is on producing 'green hydrogen' using 0.5 MW from a photovoltaic farm, aiming to produce 20 tons annually for testing in the natural gas distribution network.
  • The initiative aligns with Orlen's strategic goals in the hydrogen economy, promoting its presence in the multi-energy sector across Europe.
  • The electrolysis-based installation will blend hydrogen with natural gas to assess its impact on infrastructure and end-use devices.
Orlen's PGNiG branch in Odolanów has initiated an installation under the InGrid Power to Gas research program, which converts electricity from renewable sources into gas fuels like hydrogen. The company announced this development on Tuesday, indicating a shift towards 'green hydrogen' production using almost 0.5 MW sourced from a photovoltaic farm. The primary objective of the electrolysis-based installation is to generate approximately 20 tons of hydrogen annually, with plans to mix it with natural gas for testing within the distribution network to evaluate its effects on infrastructure and consumer devices. This endeavor reflects Orlen's strategic vision in the hydrogen economy, emphasizing its diversified presence in the energy sector across Europe.
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